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What license do I need to install pavers in Florida?

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Is required to have a license for paver Installation in the state of Florida?

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Matt Viator
Construction Lawyer
Levelset Admin at Levelset
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Dec 17, 2019
Generally, it doesn't seem that a state license issued by the Florida DBPR will be required in order to install pavers. In fact installing driveways or pavers falls under the "Does not need a DBPR License" category on the chart found here: What Services Require a DBPR License? However, just because the state might not require a license doesn't mean there won't be relevant local license requirements imposed by the city or county. So, it may be helpful to seek out and communicate local licensing and permitting offices to ensure that there's no such license requirement for jobs in your area.
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